The Wolf Is Getting Married

Intro: throughout the song I am 
pretty sure the same chords are 
played (E-A) although
the chorus may be different. The 
strumming pattern is similar in the 
verse, but switches
to all quavers/eighth notes before 
entering into the chorus.
E|-4-----4-----4-----4-----4---4\-
B|-5-----5-----5-----5-----5---5\-
G|-4-----4-----4-----4-----4---4\-
D|--------------------------------
A|--------------------------------
E|--------------------------------
E|-0-----0-----0-----0-----0---0---|
B|-2-----2-----2-----2-----2---2---|
G|-2-----2-----2-----2-----2---2---|
D|---------------------------------|
A|---------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------|

Synth or guitar riff: this is played
 at the opening of the single 
version (or at least
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the video version) which then 
suddenly cuts to the verse, which is
 a bit odd. Anyway, in
both the single and album versions 
it reappears at the end of the 
chorus and is
introduced a bit more regularly. I 
think it is played as triplets, just
 give it a listen and you
will be fine!

  E                               
E|----0-----2--0-----4--0-----2--
B|-0-----0--------0--------0-----
G|-------------------------------
D|-------------------------------
A|-------------------------------
E|-------------------------------
      A
E|0--------0-----2--0--------0-----2--0-----| 
B|---0--2-----2--------2--2-----2--------2--| 
G|------------------------------------------| 
D|------------------------------------------| 
A|------------------------------------------| 
E|------------------------------------------| 

Guitar riff which is played to ease 
the change from A to E, and is also 
doubled in the
bass part (which otherwise just 
plays quavers/eighth notes which 
isn’t hugely exciting)
E|------------------------| 
B|------------------------| 
G|------------------------| 
D|-----2------------------| 
A|-2h4-----4--------------| 
E|-------------0----------|